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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-28
Consultation and EXami-
nation Free.
The France Medical
Institute is Incor-
porated Capi.
tai S3OO,OOO

DIR. France, of New York, the well
known and successful special
list i'm chronic diseases and diseases of,
Eye and Ear, on account of his large
practice in Ohio has established the
France Medical Institute, where all
forms of Chronic, Nervous and Private|
Diseases will be successfully treated on
the most scientific principles. He is
ably assisted by a corps of competent
physicians and surgeons.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-28
DISEASES OF WOMEN.

incurred, Correspondence promptly answer
ed, and medicines sent free from observation
to all pnrts of the United States.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-28

And easily reached. Mail six
times week. Ample accomoda-
tions for guests and parties. Board
ing by the day week or month at
reasonable rates. Everything in
good order. Best country resort
in Ohio. Finest scenery and most
healthful location.
r.. B. ROUSE, Prop.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-28
DR.. France

ENAMIN ATIUN.
Whenever it is known that DIR.
France is stopping at a place, whether
in the North, South, East or West
crowds gather to consult him, and 1t IL
not to be wondered at when 1t is re-
mcmbered that in diagnosing dis
/ ease he never asks question, but de-
ascribes the different diseases better
Ethan the sick can themselves. 1t is q
Wonderful gift for any one to possess
and DIR. Frances diagnostic powers
have.created wonder throughout tho
country.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-28
EPILEPSY, OR FITS

Positively cured by new and never falling
method.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

THE snRMoN preached By, Cardinal
Gibbons, in Baltimore, o. his return
from Europe, should b carefully rosd
BY every nottingham In the lana. Tho
Cardinal. during his stay In Europe,
visited Italy, France and Great Britain,
and In his sermon ON his return he said
the vorkmen Of the United States were
better fed, better housed, better clothed
and had brighter prospects before them
than those OF any country In the world.
He went further and denounced An
archism, and held - public enemies
the men who sought to array the
laboring men OF the land against the
con stituted authorities. Coming fresh
from one who has seen the condition Of
the wags workers In the Old World,
such expressed opinions by the Oardi-
nal should have some weight With the
workingmen. But then, nobody Of
common intelligence and homes. In thu
expression OF their views doubts for O
moment 0 word the Cardinal ha'
spoken. II the situation was diffsren
from what he pictured II, emigration
would be from the United States t.
Europe instead OF from Earope to tn
United States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has added
. flesh Insult to the Union soldiers BY
ordering the return Of the rebel flags
captured during the war, to the States
which they represented. The loyal
soldiers all over the country are enter
ing their vigorous protests against suoh
action, and Governor Foraker OF o aio,
ut the request OF 81, 900 x-soldiers, hs,
written TO the President telling him
that the people of OHIO are shocked be
yond any thing that he could express
and he has earnestly requested him t.
revoke his order. What has induced
the President to com NIT such q rasl
act? What but his hatred and enmity
TO ex- Union soldiers could have led hin
10 strike such Q tender point? Thssl
n ,gs are stained with the blood OF those
who captured them. They we're IN
lawful mementoes OF . wrecked rebel
lion, to carry which constitutes treason.
VIVA. do the ex-rete. States want with
such reminders OF the "lost cause?''
The President has lost no opportunity
OF adding insult to injury to the ex-
Union soldiers ever since he has beer
in I iii ,e, and his last act to return thu
captured rebel h,gs to the origins
rebel owners 10 such a dAstardiy insul
thai he canno. have friend left anon
ex-U MON soldiers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

The ELECTION OF II N. William +.
Chandler by the New Ham pshire Leg
islAture to the United States Senate,
completes the roll OF that body in the
Ftftieth Congress subject only to the
revision OF the Senate itsel'. At the
outset that body will stand 80 Republi-
cans, including Riddleberser, the Re.
adj lister OF Virginia, aud 81 Democrats.
TIE validity OF the election of Senator
Hearst OF California, and OF David
Turpie OF Indiana. are called into ques.
tion aud upon sny common show OF
justice the Senator elect from Indiana
will lose his seat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16
MAKING Democracy solid.

Florida 10 not nor would not be .
Democratic State ct any time II there
we're any reasonable degree OF fairness
In the elections held. That Senator
Sherman does not overstate the extreme
measures resorted to by Democrats In
the Southern States to suppress the
right OF suffrage Is evidenced by the
action Of the Legislature OF Florida one
day last week. On tina last day OF the
session bill Was railroaded through
which effectually wipes out OF existence
oil sem blAnos Of fairness and places In
the hands OF the Governor, who IL 3
Democrat, and who 10 always sure to
bs . Democrat, full control OF the ele,-
sion machinery Of the State, BY vesttng
in him tho appointment OF officers
called supervisors, who are virtually
empowered to say who shall or shall
mot vote. 1t Is needless to say that
under this law Thousands OF Rspu6E-
cans will be denied the right to vote.
The Repu blicans in the Legislature On
deavored to amend It into something
like law intended to aot equally fol-
the protection OF AL citizens OF the
Dtste. A Republican mem Der offered
m amendment requiring election in
spectors to be able to Tread and write, u
bat this very sensible and reasonable
proposition WAS defeated, every Demo.
nrat voting against 1t. By the passage
OF this bill the four eleosorAl votes oil
the State will be handed over TO the
Democratic candidate, whoever he may
be, In . solid lung, and over 80, 0Ot
Republicans will be practically dis
franchised and denied the rights o
oiazenship. Since the State Is clos
the suppression Of even few hundred
Rspu blioan votes goes great way
towards securing the continuance 9
Democratic misrule and fraud. Thi
action Of the Democrats Of Florida re
minds Us OF the similar action OF tn
Delaware Legislature In 1873, whel
the Republican vote OF the Safe va
virtually suppressed to make Demo
cratic Victories easy. The means use
In different States to accomplish th
same results vary, according to circuu
stances. In Florida the diSfranchisip
power Is placed in the hands OF
Democratic Governor, but In Delawal
DsmoorAtio tax collectors are made tt
disfrAnchising agents Of the State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16
BIandlW!ns SpIings RotsI.

This old and favorite summer resort
having been extensively enlarged and I'm
proved since last season, is now IN every
respect fitted Tor popular ana delightful
retreat. Peculiarly adapted to seekers
after health, rest or recreation. Its cele-
brated mineral springs, highly impro ,.-
ted with iron and sulphur, have io9s
been sought by invalids, and thousan i;a
have testified to their health restoring WI,
tues. The new b. & o. r. r. will take TAKE
passengers daily to its doors. Excursion 10
list will find the Springs delishtiul piaSe
to spent day in Ilaasure and enjoy.
ment, and can be reached a. small S al.
by rail from any point between Phiis a Sa
phia and Baltimore. Plenty OF hi,aoe,
pure water and spacious lawn. "ri'e u
Icell for terms. r
r. w. CROOKS, Manager
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

The TEXAS liquor dealers are favor
Ing the most stringent kind OF high
liquor license Law, II the people viii
only turn in and help them In turn tt
defeat prohi oition. High license Il
what the liquor dealers have been fight
ing In Pennsylvania. New York and
other Northern SAFES, and toe indica-
tions are tha5 the llq1or fraternity ID
undergoing 6rs..clAss scare down In
the Lone Star Sac.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16
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Tor West Oheste,. 7,.t.J
FOR Newark (Osp,,ap,' ~ n
stations, Tea, m. ~ nd
.. ~, 81 and l! ash . N
baltimore and Wash ,,ne' Y
10 os, II 90 a. m. II osN,1sen,
- 10 and l6p. n. III u
Jralna for Dciawa-s yr,,s..
. ~ New Castle, Q %. ! % D A. NJ \
oIS p. m. and il os pI,h, Ill.,
Georgetown and LeySsnj
press) p. IN. -
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Harrington, Delna,
. m, IL % p. N. NAu w
train Q 70 y. n. q"
Express for lover, H,r,D,,
mar, IL % night. 'a
| Franklin City. Scan.
Express for Cape liharI., N
tort and NOriolk'la ct liyass
| Leave Philadelpsl, p...
Wilmington (eYpresn I3M ,
Q 10, 1910, Ills, Ii
40 3 os, b2l, sG, ISL i'm
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$50. . ~. 8 % 1905 u u .at \
SUNDAY TglS
For Philadelphia t.,,,vsl
1lb, o 10. II 81 a. N, an "A
Accommodation, 5li,
10. o 80, +, ". 9 sol. n
For Chester teIpns, US,
b2 I % and sbl D. n
Accommodate iBln.
30 and 7&ap.r.
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II, 8 le,ll 81 .. L III. IL
90 p. n.
For Wet Ohss.<, raL.zs
and o 80 y. N.
For Cape Uhariu, Oh m
Norfolk l20bnight.
/ For New Castle, N.t,s
Dover, Harrington, satsj
Dolmar. u Is night
Baltimore anu wunlar,o,
10 08 Am. IL 60, st.3q. AID;
more, 8 81. and II 3sp.n.
Leave PhilAdslphis, Broad
mingtsn texpfessj, Ia n,SG,
.. m. b 08 0 81, and Il n,p.a
Accommodation, s3t, i3H
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Trains mafAod thus ls,an I
urnn which sysrs fsre % ehlf
For further Information W
ferred 10 tho ticket ct1N 1t
9snssl Pt1
OAAMus L rusE Gsnaisl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

The DEATH Of Lawrence Glstts has
removed another OF the oldes. cltiz ans
who saw Wilmington grow from q
small borough to prosperous city o.
sc. 900 Inhabitants. In the city direc.
tory OF 1916 Mr.. Glatts was located q.
the very same spot, on Front street,
whore he has sin % rem aimed and up to
his death he was engaged In the same
business. He was n quiet, honest, up.
right ci;Izan, Respected by all who
knew him, aud though ne has f.led ont
full measure OF year,, he will be
missed by 3 large circle OF friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

Cancels Hair with side
bands of contrasting colors
Told you OF it the other day,
and the price story back of
IT'S, IS, so cents, and 2
scra m Die for the bits ard
ends. Never thought to see
it under SO. It's here now
for 81 ! cents. Perfect, fresh,
all wool, AZ in, 3 grays, 3
browns. 8 yards $50 for a
dress; no trimming needed.
Counter No. 13, Main Aisle.
Women's Wash Dresses
for less than the stuff in
them costs. New, neat
seasonable. There'll be a
chill On the Wash Dress
tIaue all over town while
these last.
Crinkles. 81 80: regular, a..
Ptrcale, 81 30; regular, $40.
Sateen, 50; REGULAR &c.
Embroidered Zephyr, 81 regular, Is.
| Etaminc, lace trimmed, S. regular
Batiste, lace front, &c; regular, s12.
White Lawn, 81; regular, 81
White Pique, a; regular, s..
White Muslin, embroidered all over, &C.
regular, $40.
White Embroidered Wrappers, 81. 30 to
s.; former price, "a to SIS.
Second floor, Chestnut street frcnt. Take
elevator.
More Mems Clothing com.
ling in. The kind you want
1.-The kind we want. Summe,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

JACOB SHARP, Ia spite OF all tbs
tricks OF his friends tn screen him from
his well-deserved punishment is a. las
Ia the hand, OF the lsw, and be will
not escape thers'rom uniaes the .j1Iy
thai 1t took three weeks to sslecs clear.
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

THE CARD from part of the ia ,ul J
OF Delaware College, Published In the
Morning News aud transferred to tbs
REPUBLICAN, Goes not help the faculty
NOR does 1t impsach DR.. Cald we'll
There seems to haze been a wolf In the
fold Of Delaware College professors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

THE OPPONENTS Of prohibition In
Texas, finding that argument will not
avail to stop temperance sentiment.
have rssorted to the stale-egg mode OF
carrying on debates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

FOURTEEN OTHER firms in Chicago
90 down in the wbea. crash" say.
q telegram from that ely. Well, lie,
them go, the more % the better and
the deeper they 90 into bapkru ptcy the
more cause viii, there be for rejoicing
on the part of the people. Never be,
fore has there been snch a com plett
collapse OF the wheat gam blers. SO b,
IT with all gamblers who trifls aud
gamble In the ne,essaTies OF LIE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

SHADOWS grow thicker about the
Berlin palace. The Emperor has
caught fresh cold aud Is worse, and
Bismarck IL no better. Nothing 10
said OF the condition OF the Grown
Prince.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16
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Time table in e!iec; nay !,
lcsye U'ilming,op fie9eai
FOR READING, BiFd;ha n,
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apo Reading X. H. ~ w. ~
For Springfield, way, wM,|
ton. Ooa,osville. u hn as,.)
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- On Sunday for Restias, l,
points, at s % a NJ, s s1; 4
intermediate points ~ =;
A. u. MoCAUSLANp'
Superipts 'dent. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

JOHN s. WISE is SAID to be for sbfr.
man for Pres snt, aud will carry tLt
delegates OF V.rglni. and North Caro-
lima for him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

writ o. Lavari Facias 70 me directed
Will be exposed TO Uublio Gale, at tho aotei
now occupied by Alex. Maxwell IN
AID dletowp, in st. Georges hVnired
new Castlo county. Del,
ON SATURDAY,
ThE.5rH DAY OF JUNE, 1887,
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
The following described real estate. Wig:
All shht certsin ot,piece or parcel OF Ian
situate in the town of Nidd.eiown, In St
Gaoige5 Hundred, New Ossle County and
Sts,e OF Delaware, bounded and described
L az folirw5. to vii:
Beg DniE2 at n point on the cast s.de of
Broad stree, oornot for land d Harriet
Hons'on 'hepco with tho sal Houston east-
Jwardly IS feet TO the wet eide of Ncrwa9
street, thence with taid strset Lorthwa .ol v
IT tes', moro or loss, to tho south side OF
Lock wood street., thence with said stree.
IweHwaroly $50 feet to tt southeast corner
OF lockwood and Broad streots, ami thenc
With said brCad street scuthwardly 81 feet
1 to the place of besinpiIg cont,iniug ten
!thoue'ni, two hun1iet and sixty square
| 10 t o! laid, D. the same more or iefs, with
q ame d yelling ami othet outouild,nsE
I seized ard AIKEN in execution rs the prop.
IerIy Of John W. Hayes and Saran y. Hayes
mis- wife, AM t., and ID ne sold by
GILES La BISON, Sheriff.
Sher'f's I ffce. Wilmington, June s.
1857. jlo..od-ts
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0ALTIMOKs . vnivI
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT,

BALTIMOR. - vniU
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT,
Trains leave DelswEs Avu
EAST-B0UN1
Phlia. Accommodation, dllly
Phila. Accommodates, DALI
Pbils. Accommodated, dali
Phila. Accommodates, DALI
Phi,a. Accommodation, DALI
Phila. 5 Chester express, lsQ
fhila. Accommodate, DALI
Phila. & chester e1p.s.i, isl
Phil. Accommodating, iily
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WkST.SUlM
Chicago Liuitet, dS'lJ...
Arrives Ch,ofgo g.Sl aeu
Cincinnati Liritsd, tsil..
Arrives Uilc.antti IN
Gao l.. M. roIt cay,
Baltimore hccJrnois1i
Un ioeao and st Leni
daiiy...........'...."~.
Singelly nodaaos'
FOB LANDENBkR9,
800 P. NJ. srd go ?. y.
Trains leave Ms'ES Sns
For Ph,ladelphis 10 A.
sunday, SIS A. n std1
For Baltimore KS
! I.ander Derg, go, .M.dlu
/ SIS A. NJ, and Az p nj
Trains for Til.sinzar.l
pbia az si.M. slo.log,:.g9S
40. 400, $50, go. In w
Express trains nj
W. III. CLEMENS, ny
Manager. "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16

ON SAIUhDAL,
THE 2.TH DAY OF JUNE, 1887,
at 10 o'5lock a. m,
Tho folio Wing described real estate. viz:
Al. that tract or parcel OF land and premi.
SOS, situate, lying od beipgnn AppoQuini-
MINK Hundred. \ the county aforesaid,
boun nd ed anu de SET seu ss follows, to wit:
BsgtobiDH at u ST Ike on the northeast OF
q large blacK OK about one rod northeast
OF saii black oak. the same situate ut tn Q
head Of UobDin's branch and corner TO land
formerly OF Samuel homas deceastd thence
/ binding oil said LANDS south btM degrees
west az $40 perches to n stone, tho. cs south
t76 degrees ard As minutes west 1913 7-lg
percnes to within one perch from stone at
the gate and corner a. thomas land and
land formerly OF John CorDit, decoaeed,
| themes north CO degrees cast ono perch 70 a
stone Themes on parallel ltne with said
Oorbit line 0rih ~ dcSrees, west ~ poi nes
| to stone 10 Josepn Burr. ira line (which
said strip OF land Of enc porch wide was
speci Ally reeervod for the use and bent d I I
| the said Joseph burr. Jr.'s farm aud hts
heirs snd assix ~ fo.ever), thence from tho
l 'Lon. last aDsve N antiontd, binding ON said
| Joseph BJrr, Jr.'s line north 80 degreei and
40 M .Lut.s west 200 3 ~ porchos MOTH 20 de-
gree, east IL Is 100 perches Lor.h 6] degrees
l and 40 minutes miautes cas- L. 10 ptrcaes
and north 50 uegress east leo petchts to q
/ ,taze TN tho south side Of App quiDimink
creek, tho ce down said creek the different
courses Thereon at low water marx uLtil It
/ IN etse ,ts the m ,uIh OF small gut OF rivu
let known by tue nan Q O6bDin branch sfore-
| saio, thence up aaid branch to tho stone and
place of beg inning, con aiming 90 acres OF
| iatd mors or less, with brick dwelling
hous- ,irAme barn, four tenement houses and
other outOuiloi 'gs therson.
seized and TAKEN In execution rs the
properly OF sarah A. At-e1y, deceased,
DOnn q. Armstrong, administrator Oi
'ar-h A. Atherly, deceased J and to be
soidDy
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff " Else, Wilmington, Juno =
1887. ieeod ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16
PUBLIC SALES.
nUBLlC SALE
@CAT1LE and PIGSAA

The subscriber having fold his farm, and
having TO give possession i'm uedtstsiy OF
his posture landF, will ditpose OF mis- stock
at public sale, ct his residence In Brandy
vino HUNDRED, on Philadelphia pike, on Q
mile from the city Of wilmington, on
MONDAY, tho 10Th DAY Of JUNE, 1887,
at o',locz p. m, sharp.
40 head of ca.t!, and 80 pigs There will be
20 head OF cows snd calves. extra good ones.
10 head OF COWS that have been milkfsa
since last fall and this spring. They are III
milking good now. 10 head OF springers
and feeders, 2 yearling htifers. l yoke Of
oxen, good worRets.
Among this let Of COWS will be found teve-
raj big mixers. to head Of shoats, consist
log Of Berkshire, / ssix, Poland. Ohina 1d
Chester whites. An extra good lot OF p gs
All sums O s.5 and under TO be cash. oil
over Sl6 Q cred II OF months interest added
THOMAS &. RuBlNSOk.
L. ". Stidh I'M Son. Auct li6-ltd-itw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16
ON WEDNESDAY,
TIE 18TH DAY OF JUNE 1857,
Al 10 O'Clock a. m,
Tie following described real estate, viz:

The following described real estate, viz:
An that certain farm or tract of land situate,
lying ana being in the hundred and county II
New Castle In the State OF Delaware, bound
ed and dcscrl bed As follows. to wiz:
Beginning at u stone in the centre OF the
road leading from the New castle AMI FRI nch-
town turnpike to the road leading from Me
village Of Red Lion to the village oi Christihns
and running thence with land late OF John
smith now Of edward Downing south 81 de-
grees west 70 2-l0 pcrches nsrth 81 IL degrees
west - $40 perchts south Al degrees west 90
$40 perch,s north 81 DEGREES west % lilo
perches and south 80 degrees west 10
pei ches thence by land of John II simmons
north 1, = degrees " st Il go perch.s, thence
By iani of Nll-on silver north az degrees east
81 g. 10 per. hes sonth 50 degrees east .-io Of
perch north 81 degrees east 81 10 perches north
80 Il, grees west 7-i0 Of perch north ~ Nes rees
| en- 81 80 perches TO the said road, thence along
the centre thereof south - l-2 degrees east
1917 0 perches south O. degrees east OF
Iperches south 751egree east - $40 percbes 10
the beginning, containing l01 acres, ROOFS
and 10 perches he the same more or less;
Book A. Va $. page 100 g., with orick ana
frame house, frame barn and entbnildings.
Also all thst lot of land or wharf propert,
situate In the CITY OF New Caste Coun = OF
as the jefferson whsrf. bounded anu de-
scribed as follows, to wlt:
i Beginning at a point on the eastcrly side Of
DE aware street VIII .Ie the line the II AL o.
the dock extended parallel with Water OF
/ front street trik.s the same tDeinE cornt'
/ of No. . on the order of sale and these prem
ises I'd about 200 feet in u southeasterly diiec
luOn from the southeast side oi " "A cr or From
Istrtet~) and rnnuing the ce hortheSsteriy ant
1parallei with said Water Or Front street I,
the size o, the DICK and thence ny and Will
Vlhc head OF the dock IN the whole us rect
Iinrhes. thence at right angles TO the Tine {
Water or Front street in southtasterly I'll
Erection 40 feet INTO the river Delaware, thcnc
lat right angles to sad last mentioned line 4
a south ", sterly direction 10 the northeast id
for De,awar street, extended thencsbyand wit
Isaid side ofstrect III n nurthwesteriy dirccuo
Ito tie place OF beginning, be- tae same what
tmay. Bouk l., Vol. ~, rage "a, &c,, WIN
frame store house and frame house sn Della
Iwarc street. Also upon the properly there
Il a frame office and platform scales.
IL iL-d and taken In execution AS the propert
Iuf George W. MORRISON. and Hannah NJ, h
kwiie, and I. T.. and to ne sold by
GlLE LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Wilmington, Jnnts. 1857.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-16
WANAMAk ER'S
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. June 10. 1887.

We've pushed the best OF
the Summer Dress Goods
into the lower-price current
that's sweeping through the
Store. They're not the
things you expect to see so
treated. The common way
is to put the little price on
the doubtful stuffs.
The best Seersuckers, the
best Crates, the best Scotch
Lace Zephyrs, the best
Printed Percales,and a dozen
other "bests" among the hot
weather things are the ones
that are being pushed hard
lest
The Percale is "Shiit ting
ito some, but whatever the
, name there's no doubt as tc
its worth. Full yard wide.
!, Hard twisted threads. hard
woven. A stuff that'll stand
$ rough wear. No dressing
: the weight is from the pure
;, cotton in it. Twenty, maybe
i thirty. styles stripes, plaids
b and large and small figure
. on white ground. In al
. great favor now as when we
:. opened the first case. Wo
: men buy it
For Morning Wrappers
For Mountain Dresses
!, For Seashore Dresses
q For any use that a clean
il strong and pretty stuff tina
!. !, laundries nicely can be pu
to. Iob cents, from Is.
Here are other prices:
Il Cream Seersucker, 5oc. for 10 yards.
. Cream Seersucker, g., from Sc.
~ Light Stripe seersucker, &C., from
20 12Ic.
70 Knickertocker Check, l5c., from 2jc
10 Fancy SeersucKer, lSc., from 2Jc.
l. Crepe Canvas Cloth, / colors, 37Xc
e. from SOC
g. sansliers, all wool, 8 colors, DC, fror
d Cream Boucle, S7Hc., from Csc.
3. Canvas Boucle,9 colors, 25c., fro1
y, soc.
"a Hair Line Strips, colors, Soc, from 8
Satin Diagonal, colors, &C., frog
12Hc
Half Wool Boucle, Striped, loo, frol
IS 25c.
ns German Stripes and Checks, silk an
o wool 31J5c., from Csc.
o.. Sateen Robes, plain, with enbroideie
@. panel and trimmings, 81 50, fromS6.
y. Chambray Robes, plain, with embroiC
1t, cred panel and trimmings, 90 so, frol
70 Chambray Robes, wide and narrow en-
80 broidery, Sl.25, from t1.75.
r jacquard Combination Robes, 81
10 from Sl5.